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HELP WANTED: Stockmen's Livestock has several open employment positions for interested individuals including sale day riders, penners, sorters, etc. Please check out our new Facebook page and follow!!
Stockmen's is now broadcasting on Cattleusa & Dvauction. To be approved to bid please contact us and have finanical institution contact information ready for us, or have them contact Stockmen's.
* We are receiving a lot of phone calls from people not getting their checks as soon as they’d like to get them. This is due to how the USPS handles our mail and unfortunately this is out of our control. Checks are mailed out to consignors the day after the sale. If you would like to receive your check sooner, please call the office the day before or sale day and let them know you would like to pick it up. We will gladly hold it for you. Thank You for Understanding*
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UPCOMING SALES & EVENTS
Thur., Sept. 17 - East - REGULAR SALE plus OPEN HEIFERS & YEARLINGS 1 - 4H butcher hog 250# consigned by Pro Point Coop.
Thur., Sept. 24 - East - YEARLING & NEW CROP CALF SPECIAL
Thur., Oct. 1 - East - YEARLING & NEW CROP CALF SPECIAL
Tue., Oct. 6 - West - WEIGH UP, FALL PAIR & BRED COW SPECIAL
Thur., Oct. 8 - East - YEARLING & NEW CROP CALF SPECIAL
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